Dr Davide Bardana

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Fellowship:
• 2001 - 2002   Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship (AOA Accredited)
                         The Alfred Hospital Department of Orthopaedics
                         Monash University, Melbourne, Australia

• 1999 - 2000   Orthopaedic Sport Medicine Fellowship (AGME Accredited)
                         University of Utah Medical Centre  Department of Orthopaedics
                         University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah


Residency:
• 1996 - 1999  Orthopaedic Surgery Residency           
                        Kingston General Hospital & Hotel Dieu Hospital
                        Department of Surgery, Division of Orthopaedics
                        Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario

• 1994 - 1996  Core Surgery Internship           
                        Kingston General Hospital & Hotel Dieu Hospital
                        Department of Surgery Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario       


Medical School Graduation:
• 1991-94       Medical Degree Faculty of Medicine University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta


Courses:
• 2008            Shoulder Arthroscopy Course, Kingston
• 2008            Sports Medicine review course, Toronto
• 2007            Advanced Canadian Sport Medicine Leadership Forum, Celebration, FL
• 2007            Shoulder Arthroplasty Course, London
• 2006             Shoulder Arthroscopy Course, Kingston
• 2005            Shoulder Arthroscopy Course, Ottawa
• 2004            Metcalf Arthroscopy Course, Sun Valley, ID
• 2003            Knee Arthroscopy Course, Kingston
• 2002            Shoulder Arthroscopy Course, Kingston
• 2000            Metcalf Arthroscopy Course, Scottsdale, AZ
• 1999            AAOS Orthopaedic Review Course
• 1999            St. Justin Paediatric Orthopaedic Review Course
• 1997            Canadian Orthopaedic Association Basic Science Course
• 1996            Orthopaedic Trauma Association Basic Fracture Course
• 1994, 1999  Advanced Cardiac Life Support
• 1994            Advanced Trauma Life Support


Certifications:
• 2008            Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine Diploma
• 2001            AGME / AOSSM Sport Medicine Subspecialty Exam
• 1999            The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Orthopaedic                              Fellowship Exam
• 1996            The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Principles of                              Surgery Exam
• 1995            Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part II
• 1994            Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I


Professional Memberships:
• 2002 - present          Canadian Orthopaedic Association
• 2002 - present          Ontario Orthopaedic Association
• 2002 - present          American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
• 2003 - present          Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine
• 1999 - present          The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
• 1994 - present          Ontario Medical Association
• 1991 - present          Canadian Medical Association
• 1994 - 1999              Professional Association of Internes and Residents of Ontario
• 1991 - 1994              Alberta Medical Association
• 1991 - 1994              Canadian Federation of Medical Students


Committees:
• 2005 – Present        Ontario Orthopaedic Association Board Member (Membership                                            Chair 2009)
• 1998 - 1999             Queen’s Department of Surgery Faculty Reappointment and                                              Promotions Committee
• 1998 - 1999             Orthopaedic Residency Selection Committee
• 1997 - 1999             Kingston General Hospital Orthopaedic Joint Practice Care Team
• 1996 - 1999             Queen’s Orthopaedic Residency Postgraduate Education                                                  Committee

Awards and Distinctions:
• 2005                        “Best MSK Teacher”, Queen’s Medical School
• 1997                        The William Ersil Residents Research Day Don Chow Award
• 1997                        The Canadian Gymnastics Federation Silver Award
• 1991                        University of Calgary Athlete of the Year
• 1987 - 1991             Jimmy Condon Athletic Scholarship
• 1988 - 1991             Petro-Canada Torch Relay Scholarship
• 1986                        Dr. J. Hinton Academic Scholarship
• 1986                        Houston Baptist University Varsity Gymnastics Scholarship
• 1985                        Neil McQueen Memorial Award
• 1984 - 1986             Alexander Rutherford Scholarship


Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles:
“Functional outcomes of tibial plateau fractures treated with the fine-wire fixator”, TYP Chin, DD Bardana, M Bailey, OD Williamson, R Miller, MP Esser, ER Edwards, Injury, 36(12):1467-75, Dec  2005.

 “The Effect Suture Anchor Design and Orientation on Suture Abrasion; An in vitro study", DD Bardana, RT Burks, J West - Arthroscopy, 19(3): 274-281, March 2003.

“Meniscus Injury: Part I: Basic Science and Evaluation”, PE Greis, DD Bardana, M Holmstrom, RT Burks - Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 10(3): 168-76, May-June 2002.

“Meniscus Injury: Part II: Management”, PE Greis, M Holmstrom, DD Bardana, RT Burks - Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 10(3): 177-87, May-June 2002.

“Fat Embolism Syndrome Demonstrating Only Neurologic Symptoms”, D Bardana, J Rudan, F Cervenko, R Smith - Canadian Journal of Surgery, 41(5): 398-402, October 1998.


Non Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles:
2000“Meniscectomy: Is there still a role?”, DD Bardana, RT Burks, Operative Techniques in Orthopaedics, 10(3): 183-193, 2000.


Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles In Press:
“Anterior surgical treatment for an extension-distraction spine injury: A case report”, B Wiess, DD Bardana, D Yen, E-published by Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma Feb 15, 2008.

“Delayed presentation of fat embolism syndrome after intramedullary nailing of a fractured femur: A case report”, B Wiess, DD Bardana, D Yen,  E-published by Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma Feb 15, 2008.


Published Abstracts:
“Arthroscopic evaluation of autologous chondrocyte transplantation in the knee”, J Hart, DD Bardana, J Paddle-Ledinek. Combined New Zealand Orthopedic Association and Australian Orthopaedic Association Meeting, Queenstown, New Zealand 2001


Movies, Videos, Sound Slide Programs, Exhibits, Audio Tapes:
2003            “Knee and Lower Extremity Physical Exam”, Queen's University Faculty of                        Medicine
2003-06      Specialist Medical Reviewer: Healthwise, Inc. (Internet Orthopaedic                                   Resource)
                   a. Hip Fracture
                   b. ACL Injuries
                   c. Ankle Sprain
                   d. Meniscus Tear
                   e .Patellar Tracking Disorder
                   f. Broken Collarbone & Shoulder Separation
                   g. Bone Spurs
                   h. Hip Fractures


Presentations (National/International):
“Arthroscopic evaluation of autologous chondrocyte transplantation in the knee", J Hart, DD Bardana, J Waddel-Ledinek. Combined Australian Orthopaedic Association / New Zealand Orthopaedic Association, Queenstown, New Zealand. October 13, 2001.


Presentations (Local/Regional):
“The Effect Suture Anchor Design and Orientation on Suture Abrasion; An in vitro study", DD Bardana, RT Burks, J West. Victorian Branch of the Australian Orthopaedic Association. Melbourne, Australia, March 23, 2001.

“The Effect Suture Anchor Design and Orientation on Suture Abrasion; An in vitro study", DD Bardana, RT Burks, J West, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2000.

“A Comparison between Absorbable and Non-Absorbable Suture for Simple Skin Repair”, D Bardana, R Cartotto- presented at the Annual William Ersil Residents’ Research Day, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, May 8, 1998.

“Flexion and Extension lateral Lumbar Radiographs Using a Standardized Frame”, D Bardana, D Yen, G Saunders - presented at the Annual William Ersil Residents’ Research Day, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, May 9, 1997, winner of the Don Chow Award for Best Orthopaedic Paper.

“Fat Embolism Syndrome Demonstrating Only Neurologic Symptoms”, D Bardana, J Rudan, F Cervenko, R Smith - presented at the Annual William Ersil Residents’ Research Day, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, February 16, 1996.


Invited Presentations and Visiting Professorships:
• Southeastern Ontario Health Science Centre Orthopaedic Care Conference Guest Lecture: “Shoulder Trauma: Fractures and Dislocations” 2008

• KGH / HDH Nursing Education Day: “Current Concepts in Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery” 2005

• Southeastern Ontario Health Science Centre Orthopaedic Care Conference Guest Lecture: “Advances in the Treatment of Articular Cartilage” 2004


Lectures:
• 2008  “Current Concepts in Shoulder Surgery”, Family Medicine
• 2007  “Knee Ligament Injuries”, University of Calgary Sport Medicine Conference
• 2006  “Shoulder Labral Pathology and Surgery” Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopy Course
• 2004  “Shoulder Anatomy and Pathology”, Hotel Dieu Hospital OR Nursing Rounds
• 2004  “Current Concepts in Shoulder Surgery”, Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopy Course
• 2004  “Advances in ACL Surgery: Computer Assisted and Tensioning”, HMRC Seminar
• 2003  “Meniscal Repairs”, Queen’s Knee Arthroscopy Course
• 2002  “Current Concepts in Shoulder Surgery”Queens University Multidisciplinary Rnds
• 2000  "Principles of Rotator Cuff Repair”, University of Utah Grand Rounds
• 1999  "Fractures and Complications", LMCC Review Course, Queen's Medical School


Research Grants and Awards:
2009 - 2010
CIHR: A comparison of two techniques for ACL reconstruction: Transtibial versus anteromedial portal femoral tunnel preparation, a prospective randomized clinical trial. (Applicant: Bardana D  Co applicants: Campbell A,)

2008 - 2009
Queen’s University Research Initiation Grant: A comparison of two techniques for ACL reconstruction: Transtibial versus anteromedial portal femoral tunnel preparation. (Applicant: Bardana D ) $ 30,000

2008 - 2009
PSI Resident Grant: A comparison of two techniques for ACL reconstruction: Transtibial versus anteromedial portal femoral tunnel preparation. (Applicant: Bardana D  Co applicants: Campbell A, Athiviraham, A , Slagel B) $ 8,500

2008 - 2010
NSERC Collaborative Health Research Project: Promotion of cartilage-to-cartilage healing (Applicant: Amsden B, Co applicants: Waldman S, Bardana D, Rudan JF) $409,790

2006 - 2009
NSERC Strategic Project: Image guided technology for articular cartilage reconstruction (Principal Investigators: Stewart J, Abolmaesumi P, Bardana D, Bryant JT, Fenton P, Harrison M, Hurtig M, Pichora D, Rudan J, Stroman P, Waldman S) $ 598,388

2007
CIHR: Development of tissue engineered cartilage with a functional superficial layer (Applicant: Waldman S, Co applicants: Bardana D, Rudan JF) $ 445,320

2005
CIHR: Timely and effective management of soft tissue injuries: at team approach to acute care and rehabilitation (Applicant: Co applicants: Bardana D) $120,000

2004 - 2009
DePuy Contract: Orthopaedic Research
(Principal Investigators:  Pichora D, Bardana D, Borschneck D, Campbell A, Davidson L, Harrison M, Rudan J, Yach J, Yen D) $2,100,000

2004   
Hip Hip Hooray, Kingston: ACL Reconstruction Outcome Measurements with KT 2000 (Applicant: Bardana D) $8,000

2004
Hip Hip Hooray, Kingston: ACL Reconstruction Computer Database (Applicant: Bardana D) $10,000

2004
Dept. of Surgery, Queen’s: ACL Reconstruction Computer Database
(Applicant: Bardana D) $13,000


Current Research:
2008      
“A comparison of two techniques for ACL Reconstruction: transtibial versus anteromedial portal femoral tunnel preparation” A Athiviraham, B Slagel, DD Bardana

2008      
“A prospective randomized clinical trial of bioabsorbable versus non-bioabsorbable fixation for shoulder Bankart repair” DD Bardana, R Bicknell

2005       
“A comparison of the Rolimeter and KT 1000 arthrometer in measurement of ACL laxity” DD Bardana

2005       
“A biomechanical comparison of knotless suture anchors” A Quinn, B Slagel, DD Bardana

2005       
“A biomechanical comparison of Opening Wedge Tibial Osteotomy fixation: Puddu plate vs Locking AO plate”, A Sephre-Arae, DD Bardana


Academic and Teaching Contributions:
Undergraduate Supervision:
1) Life Science Students:
2005         Michael De Lisio: Supervision of Summer Research Project

2)Medical Students:
2006        Darren Van Dam: Supervisor of Medical School Clinical Research Project.
2005        Bill Wiess: Co-supervision (with Dr. David Yen) of Medical School Clinical Research Project.
2004        Computer assisted ACL Reconstruction: Technique Development; DD Bardana, J Rudan, D Pichora, P St. John, M Young, R Ellis

Postgraduate Supervision:
1)Orthopedic Sports Medicine/Arthroscopy Fellowship:
2005 – 2006    Dr. Abdulaziz AlAhaideb, Saudi Arabia

2)Orthopedic Residents:
2008        Dr A Athaviraham / Dr G White: A comparison of two techniques for ACL reconstruction: Transtibial versus anteromedial portal femoral tunnel preparation
2006         Dr. Ted Vasarhelyi: Computer Assisted ACL reconstruction.
2005        Dr. Brad Slagel: Manual proprioceptive skills, an evaluation of a testing model.
2005        Dr. Andrew Quinn / Dr. Brad Slagel: Comparison of knotless suture anchors.
2005        Dr. Aresh Sephre-Arae: High tibial osteotomy with Puddu versus AO Locking plate.

3)Rehabilitation:
2003 – 2004    Frances Hoy: Co- supervision (with Dr. Norma MacIntyre) of Physiotherapy Masters Candidate’s clinical research study


Courses of Instruction:
1)MEDS 411/412:    Phase IIA Musculoskeletal System (Lecture)
11/2008 “Shoulder Injuries” 2.0 hrs
01/2008 “Articular Problems: Shoulder Injuries” 2.0 hrs
01/2008 ECS 1: Examination of the Upper Extremity 2.0 hrs
01/2008 ECS 2: Examination of the Lower Extremity 2.0 hrs
01/2006 “Articular Problems: Knee & Shoulder Injuries” 4.0 hrs
01/2006 ECS 1: Examination of the Shoulder and Elbow 2.0 hrs
01/2005 “The Patient with Shoulder Pain / Dysfunction” 2.0 hrs
01/2005 ECS 1: Examination of the Shoulder and Elbow 2.0 hrs
04/2004 “Upper Extremity Injuries” 1.5 hrs
04/2003 “Upper Extremity Injuries” 1.5 hrs

2)MEDS 415:    Phase IIE Clinical Skills (Clinical Lab)
11/2008 Clinic/OR Clinical Skills Phase IIE 9 hrs
10/2008 Clinic/OR Clinical Skills Phase IIE 9 hrs
10/2004 J7 Clinic Clinical Skills Phase IIE 9 hrs
10/2003 J7 Clinic Clinical Skills Phase IIE 9 hrs
10/2002 J7 Clinic Clinical Skills Phase IIE 9 hrs
1999 J7 Clinic Orthopaedic Knee Exam 3 hrs
1997 J7 Clinic Orthopaedic Knee Exam 3 hrs

3)RHBS 225:    Rehabilitation Science Course (Lecture)
03/2005 “Orthopaedic Complications” 1 hr
03/2004 “Orthopaedic Complications” 1 hr
03/2003 “Orthopaedic Complications” 1 hr
1999 “Orthopaedic Complications” 1 hr

4)Athletic Therapy: Faculty Physical Education (Lecture)
04/2004 “ACL Injuries” 1 hr
03/2003 "Athletic Shoulder Injuries” 1 hr
1999 “Athletic Knee Injuries” 1 hr
1997 “Athletic Knee Injuries” 1 hr


Clinical Trainee Education:
1) Clinical Clerks:
a. Supervision and evaluation in clinic and OR of on-service Clinical Clerks
b. Recruitment and supervision of Elective Medical Students
c. Clinical Clerks Surgical Seminar:
05/2008 Principles of Trauma Care 1 hr
03/2008 Principles of Trauma Care 1 hr
09/2007 Principles of Trauma Care 1 hr

2) Core Surgical Residents:
a. Supervision and evaluation in clinic and OR of on-service Core Surgical Residents
b. Principles of Surgery Exam Seminar:
03/2005 Local Anesthesia 1 hr
03/2004 Local Anesthesia 1 hr
03/2003 Local Anesthesia 1 hr


3)Orthopaedic Residents:
a. Sport Medicine/Upper Extremity (A) Service Resident evaluations
b. Supervision and evaluation in clinic and OR of R1-R5 level Orthopaedic Residents
c. Biweekly Sports Rounds, subject schedule and journal reading
d. Weekly Orthopaedic Trauma Rounds (Monday 07:00 - 08:00)
e. Weekly Orthopaedic Grand Rounds (Wednesday 07:30 - 08:30)
f. Orthopaedic Education Day Seminars (Wednesday Academic ½ Day)
g. Practice Oral Examinations for Fellowship Exam Preparation
h. Arthroscopy teaching station and dry lab
i. Arthroscopic Cadaver Course (Linvatec sponsor)
j. Supervision and development of research projects


Provision of Continuing Education:
• 04/04/2009 The Canadian Orthopedic Resident’s Forum 16 hrs
• 21/11/2008 Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopic Resident, Nurses & Community Surgeon Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 7.5 hrs
• 24/10/2008 Southeastern Ontario Health Science Centre Orthopaedic Care Conference Guest Lecture: “Shoulder Fractures and Dislocations” 1 hr
• 21/10/2008 CFB Kingston Family Physicians: “Current Concepts in Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery” 1 hr
• 11/09/2008 Kingston Family Health Team: “Current Concepts in Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery” 1 hr
• 31/03/2008 The Canadian Orthopedic Resident’s Forum 16 hrs
• 03/05/2007 University of Calgary Sport Medicine Conference: “Knee Ligament Injuries” 1 hr
• 01/04/2007 The Canadian Orthopedic Resident’s Forum 16 hrs
• 29/04/2006 Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopic Resident, Nurses & Community Surgeon Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 7.5 hrs
• 15/04/2005 KGH / HDH Nursing Education Day: “Current Concepts in Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery” 1 hr
• 19/02/2005 University of Ottawa Shoulder Arthroscopic Resident, Community Surgeon Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 8 hrs
• 1/10/2004 Southeastern Ontario Health Science Centre Orthopaedic Care Conference Guest Lecture: “Advances in the Treatment of Articular Cartilage” 1 hr
• 26/08/2004 Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopic Resident, Nurses & Community Surgeon Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 7 hrs
• 24/03/2004 OR Nursing Rounds: “Shoulder anatomy and pathology” 1 hr
• 10/03/2003 HMRC Seminar: “Advances in ACL Surgery” 1 hr
• 08/05/2003 Queen’s Knee Arthroscopic Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 7 hrs
• 13/02/2003 Physiotherapy In-service for SMOL: Post-op Protocols 1 hr
• 16/10/2002 Multidisciplinary Rounds: “Current Concepts in Shoulder Surgery” 1 hr
• 23/08/2002 Queen’s Shoulder Arthroscopic Workshop (Linvatec Sponsor) 7 hrsu